“Are you dreaming of a futuristic world filled with high-tech gadgets and thrilling action? Do you have a craving for science fiction horror rooted in science gone wrong? Or perhaps you’re in the mood for the slow-burn excitement of an alien invasion? Whatever kind of science fiction movie you’re looking for, Prime Video has you covered for a perfect movie night in. We’ve searched through Prime Video’s sci-fi section to bring you the best of the best, from classic films to modern marvels. With a subscription, you can stream these movies for free and embark on a DIY marathon of science fiction spectacle. Get ready for an out-of-this-world experience with the 25 best science fiction movies currently available on Prime Video.
1. The Thing
In John Carpenter’s 1982 classic sci-fi horror film, “The Thing,” an alien invasion takes over the bodies of a crew of researchers stationed in Antarctica. This remake of the 1951 film is a chilling tale that is truly timeless in terror.
2. Jurassic Park
Steven Spielberg’s dino-epic, “Jurassic Park,” is a perfect summer blockbuster that still captivates audiences today. Explore the magic of a theme park filled with dinosaurs and the dangers that come with exploiting Dino DNA.
3. Robocop
Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 action masterpiece, “Robocop,” follows a robotic police officer struggling with its own identity in a violent future world. This satirical film is a terrifyingly prescient look at the overlap between law enforcement and capitalism.
4. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Michel Gondry’s mind-wiping melancholy romance, “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” explores the complexities of love and memory. Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet deliver powerful performances in this bittersweet and thought-provoking film.
5. The Terminator
Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in James Cameron’s sci-fi classic, “The Terminator,” as a merciless killer cyborg sent from the future to prevent the birth of a rebel leader. This action-packed film is a must-watch for fans of 80s sci-fi.
6. District 9
Neill Blomkamp’s 2009 feature debut, “District 9,” follows extraterrestrial beings living in Johannesburg and the prejudice they face from humans. This gritty sci-fi drama is a moving parable about the evils of prejudice and discrimination.
7. The Lazarus Effect
David Gelb’s science-gone-wrong horror film, “The Lazarus Effect,” follows medical researchers experimenting with resurrecting the dead. When their experiment goes awry, one of their crew members becomes telekinetic and terrifying.
8. The Vast of Night
Andrew Patterson’s indie masterpiece, “The Vast of Night,” follows a radio jockey and a switchboard operator as they investigate a strange audio phenomenon in their small town. This mysterious and captivating film will keep you on the edge of your seat.”